Public support for PNC remains stronger than ever: President

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu stated that the People's National Congress (PNC) continues to enjoy the strongest public support and trust in the Maldives. Speaking at a ceremony in Dhaalu Meedhoo celebrating PNC's victory in the Meedhoo Council election, he expressed gratitude to party members. He outlined the party's ideology based on protecting Islam, peace, security, development, and prosperity. The President alleged that the previous administration surrendered Maldivian maritime territory without parliamentary approval and that the current administration is working to reclaim it. He defended the 'Maldives First' foreign policy, noting no diplomatic ties with Israel and a ban on Israeli passport holders. He criticized the previous administration's efforts to pursue closer ties with Israel.

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu stated that the People's National Congress (PNC) continues to enjoy the strongest public support and trust in the Maldives. Speaking at a ceremony in Dhaalu Meedhoo celebrating PNC's victory in the Meedhoo Council election, he expressed gratitude to party members. He outlined the party's ideology based on protecting Islam, peace, security, development, and prosperity. The President alleged that the previous administration surrendered Maldivian maritime territory without parliamentary approval and that the current administration is working to reclaim it. He defended the 'Maldives First' foreign policy, noting no diplomatic ties with Israel and a ban on Israeli passport holders. He criticized the previous administration's efforts to pursue closer ties with Israel.

President Dr Mohamed Muizzu stated that the People's National Congress (PNC) continues to enjoy the strongest public support and trust in the Maldives. Speaking at a ceremony in Dhaalu Meedhoo celebrating PNC's victory in the Meedhoo Council election, he expressed gratitude to party members. He outlined the party's ideology based on protecting Islam, peace, security, development, and prosperity. The President alleged that the previous administration surrendered Maldivian maritime territory without parliamentary approval and that the current administration is working to reclaim it. He defended the 'Maldives First' foreign policy, noting no diplomatic ties with Israel and a ban on Israeli passport holders. He criticized the previous administration's efforts to pursue closer ties with Israel.

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